I am mot Jesus tho I have the same initials…

What a ride. Funny, sad, made me roll my eyes, made me nostalgic all at the same time. Three Great Alabama Icons was arresting in a way I haven’t experienced in so long. Will definitely listen again

Not my favorite Dylan but a lot of good stuff! Stand outs are Mr. Tambourine Man,Love Minus Zero, and Baby Blue. Sometimes I tune out in the long songs but who’s to blame me

I struggled paying attention and getting through the longer songs, but it was cool to see rainy day dream away in context. I also liked the atmospheric stuff and feel like it would have been so cool to see live. Excited to listen to more Hendrix

really blown away by this one.

Nostalgic for sure. Clocks was fun

Beautiful. She knows what it feels like to be in love, and to be out of it. What a treat, even though it was long.

I can tell she was giving it her all and I respect her for that but it just didn’t really hit for me

Fun listen but I don’t think I’ll do it again

Didn’t realize how corny The Beach Boys are, but there’s certainly a time and place. I really liked a day in the life of a tree, of course

Great listen for Father’s Day. Excited for more

Not my favorite jazz—kind of busy, better dancing music than easy listening imo

Weird

I don't really get the hype

Not my fave, but want to listen to more

Really fucked with this album. Very 2008 and just a generally fun and energizing listen

Not my bag

Excellent listen. Really fun, start to finish. Loved the remixes especially

Amazing listen. Listened the same day I watched Do the Right Thing for the first time during a Bed-Stuy heatwave. Transformative

Really loved this album! Didn’t know the band at all but combines a lot of elements I really dig.

I just don’t like jazz all that much but this was an ok listen

Didn’t like, weird and not for me.

Nothing to write home about but a groovy listen!

Really beautiful album. Soaring vocals and melodies. Pleasure to listen to his interpretations of a lot of these hits, even if they’re not my personal fave versions.

One of my first real listens of funk. I liked it, but still not a huge fan of the long songs. But more tolerable here for sure. “More power to the pussy/more pussy to the people” preach

Really enjoyed this one! Excited for more steely dan

I can see why everyone hated Yoko Ono… although this is ofc in John for having a bad solo career.

Not my favorite disco/funk but a fun listen overall!

I really didn’t like anything about this

I guess I don’t like jazz that much

I love albums like this. Def want to relisten

Nothing to write home about

I had to warm up to this album, the first bit def wasn’t as strong as the second half. Let me just say prince I wasn’t familiar with your game …. Respect

Nothing to blow me away but a fun listen. Not sure if I’ll come back to these a ton but I liked hometown blues

This rocked

Not my vibe but I’m sure it would be a concert. And too long

Had some stand outs but otherwise pretty easy listening tbh

For a band called joy division they’re not very joyful

A pretty long album and some of the songs weren’t it for me but I liked the artist and want to listen more

No skip album

Not world changing. Sort of eh but I think my dad had this album.

Fun but not revelatory for me personally

I can tell why ppl love this

Fun and funny but some of the skits were gross. Liked public enemy and Kendrick better but this was also v good

Really liked this one

Audio nostalgia. Five star album.

a nice throwback. I can imagine what this would be like listening for the first time

Really fun to listen to the bass lines on this one

I feel like I wouldn’t really call this country and western but it was fun to listen to. Not my fave of all the covers tho

This was a fun listen! Cool to hear take a load off in context

Excited to listen to more of the roots. Liked this one a lot, probs more than Dr Dre

Billy joel but worse imo

What can I say, this album blew my mind the first time I heard it back in college. I was going through my uncle’s vinyl’s. He passed from AIDS in the early 90’s, several years before I was born. Listening to his music was a way for me to get closer to him. I have a lot to say about this album—Gimmie Three Steps spoke to me under a queer listening, imaging myself flirting with some guy’s girlfriend. I can see a queer country reworking of that song in modern day and I always love singing along when it comes on. You can’t bring up Lynyrd Skynyrd and not talk about the Confederate flag and feud with Nike Young. I think the Drive-By Truckers did an excellent job examining this in their album Southern Rock Opera, getting to the root of “the southern thing” and how politicians weaponize racist symbols and policies to divide a region where nearly everyone’s neck is under the same boot. The real southern thing is seeding division among the people and breaking class solidarity so that everyone can be exploited—and I think the finger pointing that comes from northerners is just a hammer in that toolbox.

Not interested

No offense but who put this on here

Fun!

Loved this one

Fun!

Good listening for my acupuncture appt but I think I liked the last album more

Fun but nothing to write home about imo

No skips album. My grandparents saw this on tour, and I have a ticket to the show taped on the album cover of the albums vinyl.

….i was hoping for more

Don’t judge an album by its cover except this one

This walked so the challengers soundtrack could run

I am mot Jesus tho I have the same initials…

Really enjoyed this one and all the diverse instrumental tracks

A revelation

I prefer it takes a nation of millions, I think, but loved this one as well.

I only really liked one song from this album. This guy just sounds like guyliner embodied. He’s great at what he does but it’s just really not for me

I don’t think he really protected yoko with this work and can see why the world came for her, although I am a yoko ono apologist. Imagine is one of the corniest songs ever but has done a lot of good, I think

Love this album. No notes

This felt like if we didn’t start the fire, schoolhouse rock and public enemy had a baby. I like political hip hop but it was a bit too much for me and not enough musical chops. I would have preferred to read an essay by him. Some did make me giggle but the rhymes weren’t there imo

Loved this album. Felt like coming home in a way I totally didn’t expect

Why does this man have to be groaning so much. I kept thinking there was a weirdo next to me on the street as I walked through NYC. Otherwise, I liked it fine.